Protesters Fill Streets In Los Angeles And Other Cities As Part Of “No Kings” Demonstrations To Oppose Donald Trump

Protesters Fill Streets In Los Angeles And Other Cities As Part Of “No Kings” Demonstrations To Oppose Donald Trump

[ad_1] UPDATED: Demonstrators filled streets and parks across the country on Saturday, taking part in a nationwide day of protests to counter the actions of the Trump administration and the president’s plans for a military parade this evening in Washington, D.C. In downtown Los Angeles, which has become the epicenter of opposition to the administration’s…

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Justin Thomas’ Major Misery Continues at U.S. Open

Justin Thomas’ Major Misery Continues at U.S. Open

[ad_1] Justin Thomas just can’t get it right at the U.S. Open. One of golf’s most popular figures is having one of the better seasons of his career. Yet, when it comes to the majors, and the U.S. Open in particular, his struggles the past four years are reaching epic proportions. This week at Oakmont,…

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‘Little Amelie’ Review: Awards Buzz Awaits This Delightfully Dark Meditation On Life And Death From A Child’s Perspective – Annecy Festival

‘Little Amelie’ Review: Awards Buzz Awaits This Delightfully Dark Meditation On Life And Death From A Child’s Perspective – Annecy Festival

[ad_1] You could be forgiven for thinking Little Amélie is some sort of prequel to Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s delightfully French 2001 fantasy Amélie. Instead, this animated feature from Maïlys Vallade and Liane-Cho Han is delightfully French in a different kind of way, perfect for sensitive adults and sophisticated children who dream of wearing rollnecks, shades and…

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Annecy Winners: Natalie Portman-Produced & Neon-Acquired Fantasy ‘Arco’ & Japan’s ‘ChaO’ Scoop Top Prizes

Annecy Winners: Natalie Portman-Produced & Neon-Acquired Fantasy ‘Arco’ & Japan’s ‘ChaO’ Scoop Top Prizes

[ad_1] Natalie Portman-produced animated feature Arco, by the first feature of French director Ugo Bienvenu, has won the top Cristal Award at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. The movie revolves around 10-year-old time-traveling, rainbow-child Arco. He lives in the distant future of 2932 but gets trapped in 2075 when his maiden flight does not…

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‘Black Mirror’ Star Rashida Jones On Love, Dying And The Dangers Of Technology: “We Should Maybe Be More Suspicious”

‘Black Mirror’ Star Rashida Jones On Love, Dying And The Dangers Of Technology: “We Should Maybe Be More Suspicious”

[ad_1] Rashida Jones is trading laughs for tears in Black Mirror’s Season 7 opener. The bleak episode follows a lower-middle-class couple, elementary school teacher Amanda (Jones), and construction worker Mike (Chris O’Dowd),  whose lives come crashing down when Amanda is diagnosed with a brain tumor. When she falls into a coma, Mike has to decide…

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‘How To Train Your Dragon’ Flying In With $200M+ Worldwide Bow – International Box Office

‘How To Train Your Dragon’ Flying In With 0M+ Worldwide Bow – International Box Office

[ad_1] Universal’s How to Train Your Dragon is on track to fly in with a global debut of just over $200M, landing higher than pre-weekend projections. The live-action take on the beloved animated franchise through yesterday had grossed $54.9M from the international box office, including $29.1M in previews. When factoring in domestic estimates, the opening…

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Now Playing In Los Angeles: ‘A Photographic Memory,’ About A Daughter Discovering The Mother She Never Really Knew

Now Playing In Los Angeles: ‘A Photographic Memory,’ About A Daughter Discovering The Mother She Never Really Knew

[ad_1] The voice on the recordings is gentle, inquisitive, wise. “Soothing,” one person describes it. It is the voice of photographer and writer Sheila Turner-Seed, interviewing some of the greatest photographers of the 20th century — Henri Cartier-Bresson, Lisette Model, Gordon Parks, Bruce Davidson, Cornell Capa, W. Eugene Smith, and Roman Vishniac. The conversations were…

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